Latvia: «Halloween Horror Park» in Daugavpils

IK PRAMOGU PARKELIS | 2024.09.28

This year, for three weeks, from October 12 to November 3, the Central Park of Daugavpils will turn into a mysterious “Horror Park”, which promises to be the largest and most impressive event of autumn. Every evening, from 15:00 to 22:00, the park will open its doors to everyone who is ready to plunge into the world of mysticism and fear.

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Last year “Horror Park” in Bauska made a real sensation and attracted thousands of tourists from all over Latvia. And this year the organizers decided to bring “Horror Park” to the second largest city in Latvia – Daugavpils! In Daugavpils guests will be welcomed by horrifying decorations, creepy sculptures and interactive zones. More than 200 objects will be presented in the park – from pumpkin and spider web mazes to “live” zombies, ready to scare even the most daring visitors. Special attention has been paid to decoration and lighting to make every corner of the park look even more sinister in the evening.

What’s waiting for you in “Horror Park” 2024?
-Witch’s house on chicken legs: children will be able to participate in witchcraft rituals, and the witch will give them unusual advice.
-Fear Labyrinths: mystical corridors of spider webs and lanterns where you can test your courage.
-Photo-zones: specially decorated areas for spooky and colorful photos to remember this event for a lifetime.

No matter if you are an adult or a child, if you love thrills or just looking for unusual entertainment – “Horror Park” in Daugavpils will offer something for everyone. The organizers are confident that the show will exceed all expectations, making Daugavpils the center of autumn and Halloween tourism.

Ticket price:
– Adult ticket – 10 euros
– Children’s ticket (from 6 to 12 years old) – 5 euros
– Pensioners – 5 euros
– Entrance for children under 6 years old and people with disabilities – free of charge.